Research and Course Guides: LGBT+ Resources: Health

For Health Professionals

Clinical Vignettes These clinical vignettes are a part of a clinical vignette series highlighting various aspects of the health of LGBT and gender nonconforming populations and are designed to give learners the opportunity to analyze clinician-patient communication strategies. The series can be used in a variety of ways from independent learning to small group learning to large group learning. Each clip is generally three-five minutes long with discussion questions and additional resources listed at the end of each scenario. In an ideal setting the learner would be able to practice the communication strategies identified after viewing the vignettes.
How to Teach and develop knowledge of LGBT+ Health Issues
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Library Resources

Health care disparities and the LGBT population by Vickie L. Harvey and Teresa Heinz Housel
Call Number: MSSU: Available Online
ISBN: 9780739187036
Publication Date: 2014
Lesbian, gay, Bisexual, and transgender healthcare : a clinical guide to preventive, primary and specialist care by Kristen L. Eckstrand, Jesse M. Ehrenfeld The LGBT Population and Health
Call Number: RA564.9.H65 L48 2016
ISBN: 9783319197517
Publication Date: 2016
LGBT issues by Rebecca L. Jones and Richard Ward The policy maze and LGBT issues : Does one size fit all? / Phil Eaglesham -- 'What's he looking at me for?' Age, generation and categorisation for gay men's health promotion / Sara MacKian and John E. Goldring -- A path less travelled : Hearing the voices of older lesbians : A pilot study researching residential care and other needs / Carole Archibald -- Troubles with bisexuality in health and social care / Rebecca L. Jones -- Queerying care : Dissident trans identities in health and social care settings / Chrissy Alleyn and Rebecca L. Jones -- A queer kind of care : Some preliminary notes and observations / Ann Cronin and Andrew King.
Call Number: MSSU : Available Online
ISBN: 9781906716639
Publication Date: 2010

More resources are available in the library catalog here.

Official Library of Congress search terms:

Sexual minorities -- Medical care
Sexual minorities -- Health and Hygiene
Gays -- Medical Care -- United States
Bisexuals -- Medical Care -- United States
Transsexuals -- Medical Care -- United States
Homosexuality -- United States

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External Links

Beating around the Bush A guide to sex and sexual health for women who have sex with women
Girls on Pop A guide to alcohol and safer drinking for lesbian and bisexual women
HIV factsheet
Thanks for the mammaries Breast health for Lesbian and Bisexual women
Top 10 things Gay Men should discuss with their Healthcare provider
Top 10 things Lesbians should discuss with their doctor
Top 10 Things Transgender Persons should discuss with their doctor

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